“…Based on the synthesis matrix above, as a whole, the researchers affirmed the concept of women's resilience in disaster as the ability of women to survive difficult situations both economically, socially, and psychologically before, during, and after disasters (Ferrer and Lagos, 2016;Budirahayu, Farida, and Amala S., 2019;McNamara and Westoby, 2020;Nyabeze, Jakaza, Chikoko, Mwapaura, and Zvokuomba, 2021). The concept of resilience can generally be used to improve safety and security in the face of new, unexpected threats and challenges (Fluri & Tagarev, 2020). Statistically high resilience is found in married couples, and resilience increases with age, experience, and skills (Rahmani, Salmasi, & Zarei, 2021).…”